Sentence examples for prioritized allocation from inspiring English sources

This allocation is based on national guidelines and entails fixed or prioritized allocation bases for overhead.

Although all the ethics deficiencies identified are relevant, we would prioritize efforts that aim at improving the decision making process, providing guidance on healthcare worker duty to care, and nuanced stockpiling of and prioritized allocation plans for antiviral, vaccines and personal protective equipment.

The prioritized allocation of resources for reconstruction, labor, and funds from society and government might have contributed to a faster recovery and thus created apparent higher community resilience from the seismic disaster.

Given the variety of possible pandemic scenarios, specific information on virus sub-type and age patterns of incidence and mortality during the early phase of a pandemic could help prioritize allocation of limited resources and optimize reductions in disease burden.

A second strategy has prioritized the allocation of resources to intermediate inpatient structures for specific types of patients, namely elderly and disabled people, post-acute patients in need of rehabilitation and long-term care, and patients in hospices.

A second group of LHAs prioritized the allocation of resources to focus on intermediate inpatient structures for specific types of patients, namely elderly and disabled people, post-acute patients needing rehabilitation and long-term care, and those in hospices.

Mothers with lower milk production and reduced somatic resources, due to poor condition or low parity, may be "programming," through cortisol signaling, behaviorally cautious offspring that prioritize allocation of milk energy to growth but are otherwise energetically less costly.

An automated web-based budget allocation index (BAI-Prioritizer) is developed to prioritize budget allocation to various water network projects.

This requires a systemic coordination to prioritize the allocation of goods to desired locations.

Risk information can be used to prioritize the allocation of resources and three examples will be described.

Loss estimates are a key tool in prioritizing the allocation of limited resources, as well as preventing cascading events that can exacerbate the initial effects of a disaster.